Pathescope Prince Colour Camera

Pathescope Prince colour camera, 1960. For 9.5mm film in 25 foot H chargers. 27 degree Colotar lens f/2.8-22 F: 23mm Bo.002568, Made in England. Single frame or 16 fps. Clockwork motor drive. Exposure table for 25 degree sch. film. Direct vision optical finder. Single frame mechanism intended for still photographs. Braided wrist strap on camera top. Rubber lens cap. No.04873. Made by Smiths for Pathescope.

By the mid1950s sales of 9.5mm cine equipment had begun to fall. A British businessman bought out the French interest in Pathescope and by 1957 Pathescope (Great Britain) Ltd had been formed. One of their aims was to manufactur emore products in the UK. By 1959 a new 9.5mm cine camera and projector were announced, the Prince and the Princess, with the added benefit of the camera being able to take still images too. the Prince was manufactured by Smiths at their factory in Cheltenham for Pathescope. Fitted with a black nylon wriststrap, it was supplied with a matching black nylon case.

Details

Category:
Cinematography
Collection:
Kodak Collection
Object Number:
1990-5036/4071
Materials:
glass, rubber, steel (metal), white metal (unknown) and nylon
Measurements:
overall: 110 mm x 55 mm x 122 mm,
type:
9.5mm cine camera
credit:
The Kodak Collection at the National Media Museum, Bradford

Parts

Pathescope Prince colour camera, 1960. For 9.5mm film in 25 foot H chargers. 27 degree Colotar lens f/2.8-22 F: 23mm Bo.002568, Made in England. Single frame or 16 fps. Clockwork motor drive. Exposure table for 25 degree sch. film. Direct vision optical finder. Single frame mechanism intended for still photographs. Braided wrist strap on camera top. Made by Smiths for Pathescope.

Pathescope Prince Colour Camera

Pathescope Prince colour camera, 1960. For 9.5mm film in 25 foot H chargers. 27 degree Colotar lens f/2.8-22 F: 23mm Bo.002568, Made in England. Single frame or 16 fps. Clockwork motor drive. Exposure table for 25 degree sch. film. Direct vision optical finder. Single frame mechanism intended for still photographs. Braided wrist strap on camera top. Made by Smiths for Pathescope.

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By the mid1950s sales of 9.5mm cine equipment had begun to fall. A British businessman bought out the French interest in Pathescope and by 1957 Pathescope (Great Britain) Ltd had been formed. One of their aims was to manufactur emore products in the UK. By 1959 a new 9.5mm cine camera and projector were announced, the Prince and the Princess, with the added benefit of the camera being able to take still images too. the Prince was manufactured by Smiths at their factory in Cheltenham for Pathescope. Fitted with a black nylon wriststrap, it was supplied with a matching black nylon case.

Canvas case, rubber lens cap, and accessory for Pathescope Prince colour camera.

Case and Accessories for Pathescope Prince Colour Camera

Canvas case, rubber lens cap, and accessory for Pathescope Prince colour camera.

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By the mid1950s sales of 9.5mm cine equipment had begun to fall. A British businessman bought out the French interest in Pathescope and by 1957 Pathescope (Great Britain) Ltd had been formed. One of their aims was to manufactur emore products in the UK. By 1959 a new 9.5mm cine camera and projector were announced, the Prince and the Princess, with the added benefit of the camera being able to take still images too. the Prince was manufactured by Smiths at their factory in Cheltenham for Pathescope. Fitted with a black nylon wriststrap, it was supplied with a matching black nylon case.

Measurements:
overall: 115 mm x 105 mm x 5 mm,
Materials:
canvas (textile) and rubber (unidentified)
Object Number:
1990-5036/4071/2
type:
case , lens cap and brush